Here is the official blurb for the recently published book by D. F. Lewis and myself:
"Life is an abandoned
Amusement, a pleasure of ruins. Few are the solitary souls with a
penchant for the sublime who spend their existence being irresistibly
attracted to crumbling buildings and abandoned places. This book is an
ode to this particular attraction – the feeling of Ruinenlust. Part
fiction collection, part ensemble of essays, the volume presents a
collaboration of two minds preoccupied with the themes of ruination. The
eight fictions by D. F. Lewis, collected here for the first time,
feature characters thrust into depopulated, often devastated landscapes
as we follow their encounters with an enigma. The fictional pieces are
accompanied by a literary equivalent of the Kaiserpanorama experience
wherein the reader is presented with ten short essays by Sławomir
Wielhorski centering on some of the most attractive vistas of ruins and
decay in weird fiction from the early Gothics to the modern masterpieces
of the genre."
Hardcover, Limited to 118 numbered copies, 102 pages
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